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In O2 we minimized the number of available partitions (or queues) to simplify the job submission process.

You can use the flow chart below to find out which partition is best for the type of jobs you plan to run.

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Note 1: all partitions can currently be used to request interactive sessions; the interactive partition has a dedicated set of nodes and higher priority.

Note 2: all partitions can run single or multi-core jobs (O2 does not have an mcore queue). For more information about parallel jobs in O2  read our dedicated  wiki page



Details about the available partitions are reported in the table below


Partition

Job Type

Priority

Max cores per job

Max runtime limit

Min runtime limit

Notes

interactive

interactive

14

20

12 hours

n/a

2 job limit, 20 core/job limit, 250GiB / job memory limit

short



batch

&

interactive

12

20

12 hours

n/a

20 core/job limit, 250GiB / job memory limit

medium

6

20

5 days

12 hours

20 core/job limit, 250GiB / job memory limit

long

4

20

30 days

5 days

20 core/job limit, 250GiB / job memory limit

mpi

12

640

5 days

n/a

invite-only. Email rchelp

priority

14

20

30 days

n/a

limit 2 jobs running at once (like Orchestra priority queue), 20 core per job limit

250GiB / job memory limit

transfer

n/a

4

5 days

n/a

limit of a 5 concurrently cores per user

for transfers between O2 and /n/files

See File Transfer for more information.

Invite-only. Email rchelp.

gpu, gpu_quad

n/a

20

5 days

n/a

additional limits apply to the GPU partition, see the Using O2 GPU resources page for more details

gpu_mpi_quad

n/a

240

5 days

n/a

invite-only. Email rchelp

gpu_requeue

n/a

20

24 hours

n/a

see O2 GPU Re-Queue Partition for additional details

highmem

n/a

16

5 days

n/a

invite-only. Email rchelp